Non-invasive detection method, device, system and wearable apparatus for tissue element

ABSTRACT

A non-invasive detection method, device, system and wearable apparatus for tissue element are provided. The method includes: emitting incident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths to a detected site, respectively; for each predetermined wavelength, obtaining light intensity values emitted from a surface of the detected site based on multiple photosensitive surfaces, wherein multiple photosensitive surfaces are at predetermined distances from a center of the incident light; and determining a concentration of the tissue element to be detected according to light intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application is a Section 371 National Stage Application ofInternational Application No. PCT/CN2019/125781, filed on Dec. 16, 2019,entitled “NON-INVASIVE DETECTION METHOD, DEVICE, SYSTEM AND WEARABLEAPPARATUS FOR TISSUE ELEMENT,” which claims priority to ChineseApplication No. 201811539082.1, filed on Dec. 14, 2018, incorporatedherein by reference in their entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to a field of spectrum detectiontechnology, and in particular, to a non-invasive detection method,device, system and wearable apparatus for tissue element.

BACKGROUND

Body fluids of human body contain a variety of tissue elements, such asblood sugar, fat, and white blood cells, etc. A concentration of eachtissue element must be within its corresponding concentration range toensure a healthy operation of the human body. However, for someindividuals, because the tissue element is prone to imbalance, that is,the concentration of the tissue element is not within the numericalrange, it may cause the body to suffer from disease, harm health andeven life. Therefore, for such individuals, the tissue element thereofneeds to be detected in real time.

Since optical methods have characteristics of rapidness,non-invasiveness, and multidimensional information, etc., the prior artusually adopts the optical methods to detect the tissue element.According to measurement principles, the optical methods mainly includeRaman spectroscopy, polarization method, optical coherence tomography,photoacoustic spectroscopy, mid-infrared spectroscopy, and near-infraredspectroscopy, etc.

However, it has been found that at least the following problems exist inthe prior art. Firstly, the signal-to-noise ratio is low. Since thediffusely-scattered light emitted through the detected tissue itself isrelatively weak, a change in the diffusely-scattered light caused by achange in the concentration of the tissue element to be detected is alsoweak, and a light receiving efficiency is low, so that thesignal-to-noise of the received diffusely-scattered light signal is low,which directly affects a detection accuracy of the tissue element to bedetected, resulting in a low detection accuracy. Secondly, a detectioncondition varies greatly. Because the detected tissue is soft tissue,every time the detection device is placed on the detected site fordetection, and the detection conditions are different, so that a changein diffusely-scattered light caused by the detection condition is muchgreater than the change in the diffusely-scattered light caused by achange in the concentration of the tissue element to be detected, whichcauses the detection accuracy to be low. Wherein, the detectionconditions may include an incident position of incident light, anincident angle of incident light, a contact pressure, and a temperatureof the detected site, etc. Thirdly, the detected individual's ownbackground noise is large. Water, fat, and protein in the blood of thedetected individual are susceptible to physical and psychologicalbackground noises as the detected individual is a living body, so thatit is difficult to extract weak signals under the interference of largebackground noises. The above problems result in the low detectionaccuracy.

SUMMARY

In the first aspect, the embodiments of the present disclosure provide anon-invasive detection method for tissue element, the method includes:an emitting step, wherein incident light of multiple predeterminedwavelengths is respectively emitted to a detected site; an obtainingstep, wherein for each predetermined wavelength, light intensity valuesemitted from a surface of the detected site are obtained based onmultiple photosensitive surfaces, and the multiple photosensitivesurfaces are located at predetermined distances from a center of theincident light; and a determination step, wherein a concentration oftissue element to be detected is determined according to the lightintensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths.

Optionally, the obtaining step includes: for each predeterminedwavelength, at each predetermined distance, obtaining a light intensityvalue emitted from the surface of the detected site based on aphotosensitive area including the photosensitive surfaces, wherein thephotosensitive area is in one-to-one correspondence with the lightintensity value.

Optionally, the obtaining step further includes: for each predeterminedwavelength, obtaining the light intensity value emitted from the surfaceof the detected site based on M ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces,wherein multiple photosensitive surfaces are in one-to-onecorrespondence with the light intensity values, and M≥1.

Optionally, an inner diameter of each ring-shaped photosensitive surfaceis greater than or equal to 0.5 mm and less than or equal to 6 mm, and aring width of each ring-shaped photosensitive surface is greater than orequal to 0.05 mm and less than or equal to 0.3 mm.

Optionally, when M=4, the inner diameters of M ring-shapedphotosensitive surfaces from inside to outside in a radial direction area first inner diameter, a second inner diameter, a third inner diameterand a fourth inner diameter, respectively; the first inner diameter isgreater than or equal to 1.2 mm and less than 3 mm, the second innerdiameter is greater than or equal to 3 mm and less than 3.8 mm, thethird inner diameter is greater than or equal to 3.8 mm and less than4.4 mm, and the fourth inner diameter is greater than or equal to 4.4 mmand less than 6 mm; alternatively, when M=5, the inner diameters of Mring-shaped photosensitive surfaces from inside to outside in the radialdirection are a first inner diameter, a second inner diameter, a thirdinner diameter, a fourth inner diameter and a fifth inner diameter,respectively; the first inner diameter is greater than or equal to 1.2mm and less than 2 mm, the second inner diameter is greater than orequal to 2 mm and less than 2.8 mm, the third inner diameter is greaterthan or equal to 2.8 mm and less than 3.6 mm, the fourth inner diameteris greater than or equal to 3.6 mm and less than 4.2 mm, and the fifthinner diameter is greater than or equal to 4.2 mm and less than 6 mm.

Optionally, the ring width of each ring-shaped photosensitive surface is0.1 mm or 0.2 mm.

Optionally, each predetermined wavelength is greater than or equal to900 nm and less than or equal to 2400 nm.

Optionally, the determination step includes: from the light intensityvalues in multiple predetermined wavelengths, determining one lightintensity value as a light intensity target value in the multiplepredetermined wavelengths; and determining the concentration of thetissue element to be detected according to the light intensity targetvalue in the multiple predetermined wavelengths.

Optionally, the determination step includes: determining a lightintensity measurement value and a light intensity reference value fromthe light intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths; anddetermining the concentration of the tissue element to be detectedaccording to the light intensity measurement value and the lightintensity reference value in the multiple predetermined wavelengths.

Optionally, the determining the light intensity measurement value andthe light intensity reference value from the light intensity values inmultiple predetermined wavelengths includes: for each predeterminedwavelength, determining the light intensity measurement value and thelight intensity reference value from the light intensity valuescorresponding to the predetermined wavelength according to predeterminedconditions, wherein the predetermined conditions include at least one ofa wavelength characteristic, an optical parameter and a skin structureparameter.

Optionally, for each predetermined wavelength, the determining the lightintensity measurement value and the light intensity reference value fromthe light intensity values corresponding to the predetermined wavelengthaccording to predetermined conditions includes: for each predeterminedwavelength, according to a light intensity variation, determining thelight intensity measurement value and the light intensity referencevalue from the light intensity values corresponding to the predeterminedwavelength, wherein the light intensity measurement value is a lightintensity value of which an absolute value of the light intensityvariation is greater than or equal to a first variation threshold, thelight intensity reference value is a light intensity value of which anabsolute value of the light intensity variation is smaller than or equalto a second variation threshold, the light intensity variation is avariation between the light intensity value and correspondingpredetermined light intensity value, the first variation threshold isgreater than the second variation threshold, and the predetermined lightintensity value is the light intensity value emitted from the surface ofthe detected site when the concentration of the tissue element to bedetected is a predetermined concentration.

Optionally, the determining the concentration of the tissue element tobe detected according to the light intensity measurement value and thelight intensity reference value in the multiple predeterminedwavelengths includes: for each predetermined wavelength, performing adifferential operation on the light intensity measurement value and thelight intensity reference value corresponding to the predeterminedwavelength to obtain a differential light intensity value; anddetermining the concentration of the tissue element to be detectedaccording to differential light intensity values in the multiplepredetermined wavelengths.

Optionally, before the obtaining step, the method further includes:shielding interference light.

In a second aspect, embodiments of the present disclosure provide anon-invasive detection device for tissue element, including: a lightsource module, a detection module and a processing module; the detectionmodule is in communication with the processing module; wherein the lightsource module is configured for respectively emitting incident light ofmultiple predetermined wavelengths to a detected site; the detectionmodule is configured to obtain, for each predetermined wavelength, lightintensity values emitted from a surface of the detected site based onmultiple photosensitive surfaces, and to send the light intensity valuesto the processing module, wherein the multiple photosensitive surfacesare located at predetermined distances from a center of the incidentlight, and there are at least one predetermined distances; and theprocessing module is configured for determining the concentration of thetissue element to be detected according to the light intensity values inthe multiple predetermined wavelengths.

Optionally, the detection module includes at least one photosensitivesurface; anodes of different photosensitive surfaces in a samepredetermined distance are electrically connected with each other; foreach predetermined distance, at least one photosensitive surface isprovided; the detection module is configured to obtain, under eachpredetermined distance, the light intensity value emitted from thesurface of the detected site based on a photosensitive area includingthe photosensitive surfaces, wherein the photosensitive area is inone-to-one correspondence with the light intensity value.

Optionally, each of the multiple photosensitive surfaces is aring-shaped photosensitive surface, different ring-shaped photosensitivesurfaces are provided with a same geometric center, and M ring-shapedphotosensitive surfaces are provided, wherein M≥1.

Optionally, an inner diameter of each ring-shaped photosensitive surfaceis greater than or equal to 0.5 mm and less than or equal to 6 mm, and aring width of each ring-shaped photosensitive surface is greater than orequal to 0.05 mm and less than or equal to 0.3 mm.

Optionally, when M=4, the inner diameters of M ring-shapedphotosensitive surfaces from inside to outside in a radial direction area first inner diameter, a second inner diameter, a third inner diameterand a fourth inner diameter, respectively; the first inner diameter isgreater than or equal to 1.2 mm and less than 3 mm, the second innerdiameter is greater than or equal to 3 mm and less than 3.8 mm, thethird inner diameter is greater than or equal to 3.8 mm and less than4.4 mm, and the fourth inner diameter is greater than or equal to 4.4 mmand less than 6 mm; alternatively, when M=5, the inner diameters of Mring-shaped photosensitive surfaces from inside to outside in the radialdirection are a first inner diameter, a second inner diameter, a thirdinner diameter, a fourth inner diameter and a fifth inner diameter,respectively; the first inner diameter is greater than or equal to 1.2mm and less than 2 mm, the second inner diameter is greater than orequal to 2 mm and less than 2.8 mm, the third inner diameter is greaterthan or equal to 2.8 mm and less than 3.6 mm, the fourth inner diameteris greater than or equal to 3.6 mm and less than 4.2 mm, and the fifthinner diameter is greater than or equal to 4.2 mm and less than 6 mm.

Optionally, a ring width of each ring-shaped photosensitive surface is0.1 mm or 0.2 mm.

Optionally, a range of each predetermined wavelength is greater than orequal to 900 nm and less than or equal to 2400 nm.

Optionally, the device further includes a first sleeve; the first sleeveis provided on an upper surface of the detection module, and an innerdiameter of the first sleeve is greater than a diameter of an apertureon the detection module; and the first sleeve is configured forpreventing surface reflected light that is generated by incident lightpassing through the surface of the detected site from entering thedetection module, and, preventing diffracted light that is generated byincident light passing through the aperture of the detection module fromentering the detection module.

Optionally, the detection module is further provided with a secondsleeve connected integrally; the second sleeve is provided on an uppersurface of the detection module, and an inner diameter of the secondsleeve is greater than a diameter of an aperture on the detectionmodule; and the second sleeve is configured for preventing surfacereflected light that is generated by incident light passing through thesurface of the detected site from entering the detection module, andpreventing diffracted light that is generated by incident light passingthrough the aperture of the detection module from entering the detectionmodule.

Optionally, the device further includes a third sleeve, an upper surfaceof the third sleeve passes through an aperture of the detection module,and exceeds an upper surface of the detection module; and the thirdsleeve is configured for preventing surface reflected light that sidegenerated by incident light passing through the surface of the detectedsite from entering the detection module, and preventing diffracted lightthat is generated by incident light passing through the aperture of thedetection module from entering the detection module.

Optionally, the device further includes a housing; wherein the lightsource module, the detection module and the processing module areprovided inside the housing, and an upper surface of the detectionmodule is lower than an upper surface of the housing.

Optionally, the device further includes a protection member; wherein theprotection member is provided at an aperture of the upper surface of thehousing, and an upper surface of the protection member is lower than theupper surface of the housing, the protection member is provided with anaperture, and has a same geometric center with the housing; a lighttransmittance of the protection member is greater than or equal to alight transmittance threshold; the protection member is configured forprotecting the detection module, and, when the non-invasive detectiondevice for tissue element is worn to the detected site, ensuring that askin condition of the detected site remains in a natural state andrealizing a non-contact detection.

Optionally, the device further includes a contact member; wherein thecontact member is provided on the upper surface of the housing, and athermal conductivity of material of the contact member is within a rangeof air thermal conductivity; the contact member is configured forensuring that a skin condition of the detected site is remained in anatural state and realizing a non-contact detection when thenon-invasive detection device for tissue element is worn to the detectedsite, and shortening a time for a thermal conduction between thenon-invasive detection device when it is worn to the detected site andthe detected site to reach a thermal equilibrium state by setting thethermal conductivity of the material of the contact member within therange of air thermal conductivity.

Optionally, the upper surface of the housing is plated with aheat-insulating material, and the thermal conductivity of theheat-insulating material is within the range of air thermalconductivity; the heat-insulating material is configured for ensuringthat the skin condition of the detected site is remained in the naturalstate and realizing a non-contact detection when the non-invasivedetection device for tissue element is worn to the detected site, andshortening a time for a thermal conduction between the non-invasivedetection device when it is worn to the detected site and the detectedsite to reach a thermal equilibrium state by setting the thermalconductivity of the heat-insulating material within the range of airthermal conductivity.

Optionally, the light source module further includes a light sourceemitting unit or an incident optical fiber.

In third aspect, embodiments of the present disclosure provide awearable apparatus, including: a body and the non-invasive detectiondevice for tissue element as described above; wherein the non-invasivedetection device for tissue element is provided on the body; and thewearable apparatus is worn to a detected site.

In fourth aspect, embodiments of the present disclosure providenon-invasive detection system for tissue element, including: thewearable apparatus as described above and a terminal; wherein theprocessing module is in communication with the detection module and theterminal, respectively; the wearable apparatus is worn to the detectedsite; the detection module is configured to obtain, for eachpredetermined wavelength, light intensity values emitted from a surfaceof the detected site based on multiple photosensitive surfaces, and tosend the light intensity values to the processing module, wherein themultiple photosensitive surfaces are located at predetermined distancesfrom a center of the incident light; the processing module is configuredfor processing the light intensity values in multiple predeterminedwavelengths, obtaining processed light intensity values in multiplepredetermined wavelengths, and send the processed light intensity valuesin multiple predetermined wavelengths to the terminal; and the terminalis configured for determining the concentration of the tissue element tobe detected according to the processed light intensity values inmultiple predetermined wavelengths.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a non-invasive detection method for tissueelement according to embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an emission area of homogeneousscattered light according to the embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an arrangement of photosensitivesurfaces according to the embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of another arrangement of photosensitivesurfaces according to the embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of an electrical connection of anodes in aphotosensitive area according to the embodiments of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 6 is a flow chart of another non-invasive detection method fortissue element according to embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a flow chart of yet another non-invasive detection method fortissue element according to embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a flow chart of another non-invasive detection method fortissue element according to embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a flow chart of another non-invasive detection method fortissue element according to embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a non-invasive detectiondevice for tissue element according to the embodiments of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of a detection moduleaccording to the embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 12 is a schematic structural diagram of a first sleeve according tothe embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of a transmission of incident lightaccording to the embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 14 is a schematic structural diagram of a second sleeve accordingto the embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of a third sleeve according tothe embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 16 is a schematic structural diagram of another non-invasivedetection device for tissue element according to the embodiments of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 17 is a schematic structural diagram of a contact member accordingto the embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 18 is a schematic structural diagram of a wearable apparatusaccording to the embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 19 is a schematic structural diagram of a non-invasive detectiondevice for tissue element according to the embodiments of the presentdisclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The present disclosure will be further described in detail below withreference to the drawings and embodiments. It should be understood thatthe specific embodiments described here are only used to explain thepresent disclosure, rather than limiting the present disclosure. Variousfeatures described in the embodiments may be combined to form multiplealternative solutions. In addition, it should be noted that, for ease ofdescription, only parts related to the present disclosure, rather thanall of the structures are shown in the drawings.

To improve a detection accuracy, modifications may be made from threeaspects: firstly, improve a light receiving efficiency; secondly,stabilize a detection condition; thirdly, eliminate common modeinterference information. Wherein, the first aspect may be realized byimproving an efficiency of receiving homogeneous scattered light to amaximum extent. The homogeneous scattered light is diffusely-scatteredlight with a substantially same transmitting path. The second aspect maybe realized by a small size and a light weight of the non-invasivedetection device for tissue element. And the third aspect may berealized by using a differential processing in conjunction with floatingreference theory. To better understand the technical solutions providedby the embodiments of the present disclosure, some concepts involvedwill be described in the following firstly.

For a human body, body tissues may be simplified into a complex mediumconstituted by a scattering body and a scattering background, whenincident light enters the tissue, absorption and scattering will occur,the absorption will directly cause an attenuation of light energy, andthe scattering will affect a light energy distribution by changing atransmitting direction of photon, a light intensity distribution ofdiffusely-scattered light emitted from a detected site is a result of acombined effect of the absorption and the scattering. Based on floatingreference theory, for the tissue element to be detected, there is acertain area at which the absorption and the scattering have a sameinfluence on the diffusely-scattered light intensity and oppositedirections, therefore the diffusely-scattered light intensity is notsensitive to a change in a concentration of the tissue element to bedetected. A position with above characteristics may be referred to as areference position (or a benchmark position). The diffusely-scatteredlight intensity at the reference position reflects a response of otherinterferences other than the tissue element to be detected during adetection process. Moreover, for the tissue element to be detected,there may also be a certain position at which a sensitivity of thediffusely-scattered light intensity to the change of the concentrationof the tissue element to be detected is greater than or equal to asensitivity threshold. The position with the above characteristics maybe referred to as a measurement position. The diffusely-scattered lightintensity at the measurement position reflects the response of thetissue element to be detected, and, the response of other interferencesother than the tissue element to be detected. In addition, the aboveresponse reflecting the tissue element to be detected may be referred toas effective information. In the following, the above content will bedescribed with reference to the specific embodiments.

FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a non-invasive detection method for tissueelement provided by the embodiments of the present disclosure, and theembodiments may be applied for providing a condition of a detectionaccuracy of the concentration of the tissue element to be detected. Theembodiments of the present disclosure may provide the non-invasivedetection device for tissue element, the non-invasive detection devicefor tissue element may be realized by manners such as software and/orhardware, the non-invasive detection device for tissue element may beconfigured in a wearable apparatus, such as a smart watch. As shown inFIG. 1, specifically, the method includes the following steps.

In step 110, incident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths isemitted to the detected site, respectively.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, incident light of multiplepredetermined wavelengths may be emitted to the detected site through alight source module. The detected site may include parts such as palms,arms and earlobes, etc. Each predetermined wavelength may be greaterthan or equal to 900 nm and less than or equal to 2400 nm. There may beat least one predetermined wavelength. The incident light may becollimated light, or may be non-collimated light.

In step 120, for each predetermined wavelength, the light intensityvalues emitted from the surface of the detected site are obtained basedon multiple photosensitive surfaces, and multiple photosensitivesurfaces are located at corresponding predetermined distances from acenter of the incident light.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the photosensitive surfacemay be configured for obtaining the light intensity value emitted fromthe surface of the detected site. A distance of the photosensitivesurface to the center of the incident light may be referred to as thepredetermined distance. In this case, the predetermined distance may beunderstood as a source-detection distance, that is, the distance fromthe photosensitive surface to the incident light. Predetermineddistances corresponding to different photosensitive surfaces may be thesame, or may be different. Directions corresponding to differentphotosensitive surfaces may be the same, or may be different. Theposition and the number of the predetermined distances may be adjustedaccording to actual conditions, which will not be defined specificallyherein. At least one photosensitive surface may be corresponded to thesame one predetermined distance, the number of the photosensitivesurfaces corresponding to different predetermined distances may be thesame, or may be different, it may be adjusted according to actualconditions, and will not be defined specifically herein. Eachphotosensitive surface corresponding to different predeterminedwavelengths is the same.

For each predetermined wavelength, under each predetermined distance,the light intensity value emitted from the surface of the detected siteis obtained based on a photosensitive area including the photosensitivesurfaces, the photosensitive area is in one-to-one correspondence withthe light intensity value, and the number of the predetermined distanceis at least one. Based on this, the light intensity value correspondingto each predetermined wavelength may be obtained.

In step 130, the concentration of the tissue element to be detected isdetermined according to light intensity values in multiple predeterminedwavelengths.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, after obtaining the lightintensity values of multiple predetermined wavelengths, theconcentration of the tissue element to be detected may be determinedaccording to light intensity values in multiple predeterminedwavelengths. According to the number of the light intensity values,there may be different manners. In the first manner, the number of thelight intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths is one,multiple photosensitive surfaces correspond to the same onepredetermined distance. In this case, the concentration of the tissueelement to be detected may be directly determined according to originallight intensity value in multiple predetermined wavelengths.Specifically, the light intensity values in multiple predeterminedwavelengths may be input into a prediction model for tissue elementgenerated by pre-training to obtain a prediction result, which is theconcentration of the tissue element to be detected. In the secondmanner, the number of the light intensity values of multiplepredetermined wavelengths is at least two, multiple photosensitivesurfaces correspond to different predetermined distances. In this case,differential operation may be taken to determine the concentration ofthe tissue element to be detected. That is, for each predeterminedwavelength, two light intensity values may be determined from lightintensity values under the predetermined wavelength, and the two lightintensity values are subjected to a differential operation to determinethe differential light intensity value under the predeterminedwavelength. And the concentration of the tissue element to be detectedis determined according to the differential light intensity values underthe predetermined wavelength. Specifically, the differential lightintensity values of multiple predetermined wavelengths may be input intoa prediction model for tissue element generated by pre-training toobtain a prediction result, which is the concentration of the tissueelement to be detected. The specific calculation process may refer topatent document with a publication number CN1699973A, which will not bedetailed herein.

After the incident light is transmitted to the surface of the detectedsite, a part of the incident light will enter the inside of the detectedsite, and it interacts with the tissue to be absorbed and scatteredduring the transmission process, and then it is emitted in a form ofdiffusely scattered light from the surface of the detected site. Due tothe different transmission paths of light in the tissue, thediffusely-scattered light will emit from the surface of the detectedsite at different distances from the center of the incident light, andcarry different effective information, but the common mode interferenceinformation carried is basically the same, the effective information isthe response of the tissue element to be detected during the detectionprocess. Since the diffusely-scattered light emitted from the surface ofthe detected site at different distances from the center of the incidentlight carries different effective information, but the common modeinterference information carried is substantially the same, theconcentration of the tissue element to be detected may be determinedaccording to the two original light intensity values, in order toimprove the detection accuracy and eliminate the influence of the commonmode interference information. The predetermined distances correspondingto the two original light intensity values are different. It should beunderstood that, at least two predetermined distances need to beprovided, so that the concentration of the tissue element to be detectedmay be determined according to the light intensity values at the twopredetermined distances. Therefore, the above-mentioned differentialoperation may eliminate the influence of common mode interferenceinformation on the detection result and improve the detection accuracy.

The technical solution of the embodiment obtains the light intensityvalues emitted from the surface of the detected site based on multiplephotosensitive surfaces for each predetermined wavelength, anddetermines the concentration of the tissue element to be detectedaccording to the light intensity values of multiple predeterminedwavelengths. As a wide range of light intensity values may be received,the light receiving efficiency is improved, and the detection accuracyof the tissue element to be detected is improved. Moreover, due todifferent light intensity values may be differentially operated, thecommon mode interference information may be eliminated, and therefore,the detection accuracy of the tissue element to be detected is alsoimproved.

Optionally, on the basis of the above-mentioned technical solution, thestep 120 may include: for each predetermined wavelength, under eachpredetermined distance, obtaining the light intensity value emitted fromthe surface of the detected site based on the photosensitive areaincluding photosensitive surfaces, and the photosensitive area is inone-to-one correspondence with the light intensity value.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, due to the low lightreceiving efficiency, a signal-to-noise ratio of the signal is low sothat the detection accuracy cannot meet the clinical accuracyrequirements. Therefore, in order to further improve the detectionaccuracy, it is possible to improve the light receiving efficiency. Inorder to improve the light receiving efficiency, an arrangement of thephotosensitive surface needs to be designed accordingly. According to adesign idea, after the incident light is transmitted to the surface ofthe detected site, a part of the incident light will enter the inside ofthe detected site, it interacts with the tissue to be absorbed andscattered during the transmission process, and then emits in the form ofdiffusely-scattered light from the surface of the detected site. Due tothe different transmission paths of light in the tissue, thediffusely-scattered light will emit from the surface of the detectedsite at different distances from the center of the incident light, andcarry different effective information. However, the carried common modeinterference information is substantially the same, and the effectiveinformation is the response of the tissue element to be detected duringthe detection process. Since homogeneous scattered light hassubstantially the same transmission path, the information carried by thehomogeneous scattered light is substantially the same. If the receivingefficiency of the homogeneous scattered light may be improved, the lightreceiving efficiency may be improved. That is, by improving thereceiving efficiency of the homogeneous scattered light, the lightreceiving efficiency may be improved.

Since the homogeneous scattered light has substantially the sametransmission path, the emission position of the homogeneous scatteredlight on the surface of the detected site will form a ring with thecenter of the incident light as an origin, and a distance between theemission position and the center of the incident light as a radius, thatis, the emission area of the homogeneous scattered light is ring-shaped.Details of which may refer to FIG. 2, as shown in FIG. 2, a schematicdiagram of the emission area of the homogeneous scattered light isshown. Based on the above, if the light intensity value emitted from theabove-mentioned emission area may be obtained as much as possible, thereceiving efficiency of the homogeneous scattered light may be improved,and then the light receiving efficiency may be improved, thereby thedetection accuracy is improved. It should be understood that thedistances between the emission position of the homogeneous scatteredlight and the center of the incident light are basically the same, butthe directions are different. Based on this, for each predeterminedwavelength, the predetermined distance and the photosensitive surfacemay be predetermined.

In order to improve the receiving efficiency of the homogeneousscattered light as much as possible, for each predetermined wavelength,under each predetermined distance, at least one photosensitive surfacemay be provided, and all the photosensitive surfaces may form aphotosensitive area. Based on the photosensitive area, a photoelectricconversion is realized, and therefore the light intensity value emittedfrom the surface of the detected site is obtained, that is, a lightintensity value including the light emitted from the surface of thedetected site by at least one photosensitive surface. The photosensitivearea is in one-to-one correspondence with the light intensity value,that is, each photosensitive area corresponds to one light intensityvalue. Based on this, each light intensity value corresponding to eachpredetermined distance under the predetermined wavelength may beobtained, and the number of the predetermined distances may be at leastone. That is, for each predetermined wavelength, at T photosensitivesurfaces with the same predetermined distance, a light intensity valueof the light emitted by the surfaces of the T detected sites isobtained, where T≥1, and the number of the photosensitive surfacescorresponding to different predetermined distances may be the same ordifferent. The number of the predetermined distances is at least one.

It should be noted that, for each predetermined distance, the number ofthe corresponding photosensitive surfaces may be provided according toactual conditions, which is not limited here. The number of thephotosensitive surfaces corresponding to the different predetermineddistances may be the same or different, and may be provided according toactual conditions, which is not limited here. As shown in FIG. 3 andFIG. 4, FIG. 3 shows a schematic diagram of a distribution ofphotosensitive surfaces. FIG. 4 shows another distribution diagram ofphotosensitive surfaces. In FIG. 3, the number of the photosensitivesurfaces corresponding to the different predetermined distances is thesame. FIG. 4 shows that the number of the photosensitive surfacescorresponding to the different predetermined distances is different.

It should also be noted that, for each predetermined distance, thecorresponding photosensitive area may include at least onephotosensitive surface. The photosensitive surface may be a discretecircular surface or a polygonal surface, or may be a discrete fan ring,or a complete ring surface. Among them, an area of the discrete circularand an area of the polygonal surface should not be too large. Referringto FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 for details, the photosensitive surface in FIG. 3and FIG. 4 is a discrete square surface.

It should also be noted that for each predetermined distance, thephotosensitive surface distribution may form a symmetrical distributioncentered on the center of the incident light, or an asymmetricaldistribution centered on the center of the incident light. The above maybe provided according to actual conditions, which is not limited here.As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, FIG. 3 shows a symmetrical distribution.FIG. 4 shows an asymmetric distribution.

It should also be noted that the light intensity value corresponding toeach photosensitive area may be realized by connecting the anodes of thephotosensitive surfaces to output signals. Referring to FIG. 5 fordetails. FIG. 5 shows a schematic diagram of an electrical connection ofanodes in the photosensitive area.

It should also be noted that if there is one predetermined distance, inthe above case, the differential operation may not be configured toprocess the light intensity value to determine the concentration of thetissue element to be detected. However, because the above detectionmethod itself has greatly improved the light receiving efficiency andimproved the signal-to-noise ratio of the signal, even if thedifferential operation is not used, the detection accuracy is alsoimproved due to the improvement of the signal-to-noise ratio. If thereare at least two predetermined distances, in the above case, after lightintensity values is obtained, differential operation may be configuredto determine the concentration of the tissue element to be detected.Compared with one predetermined distance, since the differentialoperation may eliminate the common mode interference information, thedetection accuracy may be further improved. Of course, if there are twopredetermined distances, the differential operation may not be used.

In the above-mentioned detection by using the photosensitive area, eachphotosensitive area is including photosensitive surfaces with the samepredetermined distance to obtain the light intensity value emitted fromthe surface of the detected site, which may improve the receivingefficiency of the homogeneous scattered light.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, for eachpredetermined wavelength and under each predetermined distance, thelight intensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site isobtained based on the photosensitive area including the photosensitivesurfaces, and the photosensitive area is in one-to-one correspondencewith the light intensity value. Specifically, for each predeterminedwavelength, detection is performed based on M ring-shaped photosensitivesurfaces to obtain the light intensity value emitted from the surface ofthe detected site, each ring-shaped photosensitive surface is inone-to-one correspondence with the light intensity value, where M≥1.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, it may be seen from theabove that the emission area including the homogeneous scattered lightis a ring-shaped area. Therefore, in order to improve the receivingefficiency of the homogeneous scattered light, detection may beperformed through the ring-shaped photosensitive surface. Eachring-shaped photosensitive surface may obtain the light intensity valueemitted from the corresponding area. Each ring-shaped photosensitivesurface may correspond to a source-detection distance. Since thering-shaped photosensitive surface may receive the light intensity valueof the homogeneous scattered light in a range of 360°, it may receivethe homogeneous scattered light to the greatest extent, therebyimproving the receiving efficiency of the homogeneous scattered light.As the receiving efficiency of homogeneous scattered light is improved,the detection accuracy is also improved. As stated above, for eachpredetermined wavelength, detection is performed based on M ring-shapedphotosensitive surfaces to obtain the light intensity value emitted fromthe surface of the detected site, and each ring-shaped photosensitivesurface is in one-to-one correspondence with the light intensity value,where M≥1. In other words, for each predetermined wavelength, based onthe ring-shaped photosensitive area including T photosensitive surfaces,the light intensity value emitted from the surface of the detected siteis obtained, and each ring-shaped photosensitive area corresponds to onelight intensity Value, where T≥1.

It should be noted that the number of ring-shaped photosensitivesurfaces and the size of the ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces may beprovided according to actual conditions, which are not specificallylimited here. The provision according to actual conditions mentionedhere may be understood as provided according to wavelengthcharacteristics, optical parameters and skin structure parameters. Thisis because the above will affect the transmission path of the incidentlight in the tissue.

It should also be noted that if M=1, that is, the light intensity valueemitted from the surface of the detected site is obtained through thedetection of one ring-shaped photosensitive surface, in the above case,the differential operation may not be configured to process the lightintensity value to determine the concentration of the tissue element tobe detected. However, since the ring-shaped detection itself has greatlyimproved the light receiving efficiency, thereby increasing thesignal-to-noise ratio of the signal, even if the differential operationis not used, the detection accuracy is still improved due to theimprovement of the signal-to-noise ratio. If M≥2, that is, the lightintensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site isobtained through the detection of at least two ring-shapedphotosensitive surfaces, in the above case, after light intensity valuesare obtained, the differential operation may be configured to determinethe concentration of the tissue element to be detected. Compared withM=1, since the differential operation may eliminate the common modeinterference information, the detection accuracy may be furtherimproved. Of course, if M≥2, the differential operation may not be used.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, an innerdiameter of each ring-shaped photosensitive surface may be greater thanor equal to 0.5 mm or less than or equal to 6 mm, and a ring width ofeach ring-shaped photosensitive surface may be greater than or equal to0.05 mm or less than or equal to 0.3 mm.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the inner diameter refersto the diameter. The M ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces may bearranged in the same geometric center, and the inner diameters ofdifferent ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces have different distancesfrom the center. The ring widths of different ring-shaped photosensitivesurfaces may be the same or different, and may be provided according toactual situations, which is not limited here. A range of the innerdiameter and a range of the ring width of each ring-shapedphotosensitive surface may be determined by experimental resultsobtained from experiments conducted on different predeterminedwavelengths and different detected individuals. In a radial direction,the inner diameters of the M ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces frominside to outside may be referred to as the first inner diameter, thesecond inner diameter, . . . , the (M−1)^(th) inner diameter, and theM^(th) inner diameter, respectively. The range of the predeterminedwavelength may be greater than or equal to 900 nm and less than or equalto 2400 nm.

Optionally, if M=1, then if the first inner diameter is 0.5 mm, the ringwidth of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, and thepredetermined wavelength is 900 nm, then in this case, the lightintensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site throughthe detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.136V. Ifthe first inner diameter is 3 mm, the ring width of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, and the predetermined wavelength is900 nm, then in this case, the light intensity value emitted from thesurface of the detected site through the detection of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surface is 0.654V. If the first inner diameter is 1.5 mm,the ring width of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, andthe predetermined wavelength is 900 nm, then in this case, the lightintensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site throughthe detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.401V. Ifthe first inner diameter is 0.5 mm, the ring width of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surface is 0.3 mm, and the predetermined wavelength is900 nm, then in this case, the light intensity value emitted from thesurface of the detected site through the detection of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surface is 1.168V. If the first inner diameter is 0.5 mm,the ring width of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.2 mm, andthe predetermined wavelength is 900 nm, then in this case, the lightintensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site throughthe detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.702V. Ifthe first inner diameter is 3 mm, the ring width of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, and the predetermined wavelength is2400 nm, then in this case, the light intensity value emitted from thesurface of the detected site through the detection of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surface is 2.678V. If the first inner diameter is 3 mm,the ring width of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, andthe predetermined wavelength is 1400 nm, then in this case, the lightintensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site throughthe detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.571V.

Optionally, if M=4, the first inner diameter may be greater than orequal to 1.2 mm and less than 3 mm, the second inner diameter may begreater than or equal to 3 mm and less than 3.8 mm, the third innerdiameter may be greater than or equal to 3.8 mm and less than 4.4 mm,the fourth inner diameter may be greater than or equal to 4.4 mm andless than 6 mm, then if the first inner diameter is 1.2 mm, the secondinner diameter is 3 mm, the third inner diameter is 3.8 mm, the fourthinner diameter is 4.4 mm, the predetermined wavelength is 900 nm, andthe ring width of each ring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm,then in this case, the light intensity values emitted from the surfaceof the detected site through the detection of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surface are 0.316V, 0.632V, 0.611V and 0.508V,respectively.

If the first inner diameter is 2 mm, the second inner diameter is 3 mm,the third inner diameter is 3.8 mm, the fourth inner diameter is 4.4 mm,the predetermined wavelength is 900 nm, and the ring width of eachring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, then in this case, thelight intensity values emitted from the surface of the detected sitethrough the detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface are0.496V, 0.632V, 0.611V and 0.508V, respectively.

If the first inner diameter is 2 mm, the second inner diameter is 3.6mm, the third inner diameter is 3.8 mm, the fourth inner diameter is 4.4mm, the predetermined wavelength is 900 nm, and the ring width of eachring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, then in this case, thelight intensity values emitted from the surface of the detected sitethrough the detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface are0.496V, 0.639V, 0.611V and 0.508V, respectively.

If the first inner diameter is 2 mm, the second inner diameter is 3.6mm, the third inner diameter is 4 mm, the fourth inner diameter is 4.4mm, the predetermined wavelength is 900 nm, and the ring width of eachring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, then in this case, thelight intensity values emitted from the surface of the detected sitethrough the detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface are0.496V, 0.639V, 0.596V and 0.508V, respectively.

If the first inner diameter is 2 mm, the second inner diameter is 3.6mm, the third inner diameter is 3.8 mm, the fourth inner diameter is 6mm, the predetermined wavelength is 900 nm, and the ring width of eachring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, then in this case, thelight intensity values emitted from the surface of the detected sitethrough the detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface are0.496V, 0.639V, 0.611V and 0.265V, respectively.

If the first inner diameter is 2 mm, the second inner diameter is 3.6mm, the third inner diameter is 3.8 mm, the fourth inner diameter is 5mm, the predetermined wavelength is 900 nm, and the ring width of eachring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, then in this case, thelight intensity values emitted from the surface of the detected sitethrough the detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface are0.496V, 0.639V, 0.611V and 0.312V, respectively.

If the first inner diameter is 2 mm, the second inner diameter is 3.6mm, the third inner diameter is 3.8 mm, the fourth inner diameter is 4.4mm, the predetermined wavelength is 2400 nm, and the ring width of eachring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, then in this case, thelight intensity values emitted from the surface of the detected sitethrough the detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface are2.085V, 2.006V, 2.331V and 1.518V, respectively.

If the first inner diameter is 2 mm, the second inner diameter is 3.6mm, the third inner diameter is 3.8 mm, the fourth inner diameter is 4.4mm, the predetermined wavelength is 1400 nm, and the ring width of eachring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.05 mm, then in this case, thelight intensity values emitted from the surface of the detected sitethrough the detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface are0.449V, 0.574V, 0.561V and 0.467V, respectively.

If the first inner diameter is 2 mm, the second inner diameter is 3.6mm, the third inner diameter is 3.8 mm, the fourth inner diameter is 5mm, the predetermined wavelength is 1400 nm, and the ring width of eachring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.3 mm, then in this case, thelight intensity values emitted from the surface of the detected sitethrough the detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface are2.941V, 3.335V, 3.189V and 2.415V, respectively.

If the first inner diameter is 2 mm, the second inner diameter is 3.6mm, the third inner diameter is 3.8 mm, the fourth inner diameter is 4.4mm, the predetermined wavelength is 900 nm, and the ring width of eachring-shaped photosensitive surface is 0.2 mm, then in this case, thelight intensity values emitted from the surface of the detected sitethrough the detection of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface are2.012V, 2.325V, 2.301V and 0.168V, respectively.

It should be noted that, those skilled in the art may continue the sameidea as described above to provide other numbers of ring-shapedphotosensitive surfaces, and, provide the size of each ring-shapedphotosensitive surface, which will not be repeated here. Furthermore,the ring-shaped photosensitive surface used may be selected according toactual conditions, that is, although M ring-shaped photosensitivesurfaces are provided, however, the light intensity values obtained fromonly H ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces therein may be used actuallyto participate in determining the concentration of the tissue element tobe detected, wherein 0<H≤M.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, if M=4, thefirst inner diameter may be greater than or equal to 1.2 mm and lessthan 3 mm, the second inner diameter may be greater than or equal to 3mm and less than 3.8 mm, the third inner diameter may be greater than orequal to 3.8 mm and less than 4.4 mm, the fourth inner diameter may begreater than or equal to 4.4 mm and less than 6 mm. Alternatively, M=5.The inner diameters of M ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces from theinside to the outside in the radial direction are the first innerdiameter, the second inner diameter, the third inner diameter, thefourth inner diameter and the fifth inner diameter. The first innerdiameter may be greater than or equal to 1.2 mm and less than 2 mm, thesecond inner diameter may be greater than or equal to 2 mm and less than2.8 mm, the third inner diameter may be greater than or equal to 2.8 mmand less than 3.6 mm, the fourth inner diameter may be greater than orequal to 3.6 mm and less than 4.2 mm, the fifth inner diameter may begreater than or equal to 4.2 mm and less than 6 mm.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, ring widths of differentring-shaped photosensitive surfaces may be the same or different, whichmay be provided according to actual conditions, and is not specificallydefined here. For example, when M=3, the ring width of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surface whose inner diameter is the first inner diameteris 0.1 mm, the ring width of the ring-shaped photosensitive surfacewhose inner diameter is the second inner diameter is 0.2 mm, and thering width of the ring-shaped photosensitive surface whose innerdiameter is the third inner diameter is 0.1 mm.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, the range ofeach predetermined wavelength may be greater than or equal to 900 nm orless than or equal to 2400 nm.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the range of thepredetermined wavelength may substantially cover a near-infrared band. Aspecific selection of the predetermined wavelength may be determinedaccording to spectral characteristics of the tissue element to bedetected, spectral characteristics of the interference component and theindividual to be detected.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, the step 130may include: from light intensity values in multiple predeterminedwavelengths, determining one light intensity value as the lightintensity target value of multiple predetermined wavelengths. And theconcentration of the tissue element to be detected is determinedaccording to the light intensity target value of multiple predeterminedwavelengths.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, since the effectiveinformation carried by the light intensity values at differentpredetermined distances is different, but the common mode interferenceinformation is substantially the same, therefore, the differentialoperation may be configured to determine the concentration of the tissueelement to be detected according to the light intensity values at twodifferent predetermined distances. Through the differential operation,the common mode interference information may be eliminated and thedetection accuracy may be improved. Since the light intensity valuecorresponds to the predetermined distance one by one, two lightintensity values may be arbitrarily selected from the light intensityvalues of multiple predetermined wavelengths as the light intensitymeasurement value and the light intensity reference value. The lightintensity measurement value and the light intensity reference value ofmultiple predetermined wavelengths are consistent with each other.

After obtaining the light intensity measurement value and the lightintensity reference value, the light intensity measurement value and thelight intensity reference value may be differentially operated to obtainthe differential light intensity value. The differential light intensityvalue is the differential light intensity values in multiplepredetermined wavelengths. The concentration of the tissue element to bedetected is determined according to the differential light intensityvalues in multiple predetermined wavelengths. For the specific operationprocess, please refer to the patent document with publication numberCN1699973A, which will not be repeated here.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, determiningthe light intensity measurement value and the light intensity referencevalue from the light intensity values of multiple predeterminedwavelengths, includes: for each predetermined wavelength, according tothe predetermined conditions, determining the light intensitymeasurement value and the light intensity reference value from eachlight intensity value corresponding to the predetermined wavelength,wherein the predetermined conditions include at least one of thewavelength characteristics, the optical parameters, and the skinstructure parameters.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the predeterminedconditions may be used as a basis for selecting the light intensitymeasurement value and the light intensity reference value. Thepredetermined conditions may include at least one of the wavelengthcharacteristics, the optical parameters, and the skin structureparameters. Among them, the optical parameters may include an absorptioncoefficient, a scattering coefficient, a refractive index and ananisotropy factor, etc. The skin structure parameters may refer to athickness of the skin tissue.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, thedetermining the light intensity measurement value and the lightintensity reference value from each light intensity value correspondingto the predetermined wavelength according to the predeterminedconditions for each predetermined wavelength, and the predeterminedconditions include at least one of wavelength characteristics, opticalparameters, and skin structure parameters, which may include: for eachpredetermined wavelength, according to the variation of light intensityvalue, determining the light intensity measurement value and the lightintensity reference value from each light intensity value correspondingto the predetermined wavelengths, wherein the light intensitymeasurement value is the light intensity value whose absolute value ofthe light intensity variation is greater than or equal to the firstvariation threshold, and the light intensity reference value is thelight whose absolute value of the light intensity variation is less thanor equal to the second variation threshold. The light intensityvariation is the variation between the light intensity value and thecorresponding predetermined light intensity value, the first variationthreshold is greater than the second variation threshold, and thepredetermined light intensity value is the light intensity value emittedfrom the surface of the detected site when the predetermined lightintensity value is the concentration of the tissue element to bedetected.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, on the basis of improvingthe detection accuracy by improving the light receiving efficiencydescribed above, in order to further improve the detection accuracy,based on the floating reference theory, for the predeterminedwavelength, the light intensity measurement value and the lightintensity reference value are determined from light intensity values inmultiple predetermined wavelengths, and the concentration of the tissueelement to be detected is determined according to the light intensitymeasurement value and the light intensity reference value of multiplepredetermined wavelengths. Based on the floating reference theory, forthe predetermined wavelength, the light intensity measurement value andlight intensity reference value are determined from each light intensityvalue under the predetermined wavelength, specifically, the lightintensity variation may be understood as the light intensity variationbetween the light intensity value and the corresponding predeterminedlight intensity value. The predetermined light intensity value may beunderstood as an obtained light intensity value emitted from the surfaceof the detected site when the concentration of the tissue element to bedetected is the predetermined concentration. The light intensitymeasurement value may be the light intensity value whose absolute valueof the light intensity variation is greater than or equal to the firstvariation threshold, and the light intensity reference value may be thelight intensity value whose absolute value of the light intensityvariation is less than or equal to the second variation threshold.Wherein, the specific numerical values of the first variation thresholdand the second variation threshold may be provided according to actualconditions, and are not specifically limited here.

The light intensity reference value reflects the response of otherinterferences other than the tissue element to be detected during thedetection process. The light intensity measurement value reflects theresponse of the tissue element to be detected and the response of otherinterferences other than the tissue element to be detected. The responsethat reflects interferences other than the tissue element to be detectedduring the detection process may be regarded as interferenceinformation, and the response of the tissue element to be detected maybe regarded as effective information. Therefore, the light intensityreference value includes the interference information, and the lightintensity measurement value includes the interference information andthe effective information. According to the light intensity referencevalue and the light intensity measurement value, the common modeinterference information is eliminated to improve the detectionaccuracy.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, determiningthe concentration of the tissue element to be detected according to thelight intensity measurement value and light intensity reference value ofmultiple predetermined wavelengths, includes: for each predeterminedwavelength, performing the differential operation on the light intensitymeasurement value and the light intensity reference value correspondingto the predetermined wavelength to obtain the differential lightintensity value. The concentration of the tissue element to be detectedis determined according to the differential light intensity values inmultiple predetermined wavelengths.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, for each predeterminedwavelength, the light intensity reference value and the light intensitymeasurement value under the predetermined wavelength may bedifferentially operated to obtain the differential light intensityvalue. Based on this, the differential light intensity values inmultiple predetermined wavelengths may be obtained. Each differentiallight intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths may beinput as an input variable into a tissue element concentrationprediction model generated by pre-training to obtain a predictionresult, which is the concentration of the tissue element to be detected.For the specific calculation process, please refer to the patentdocument with publication number CN1699973A, which will not be repeatedhere. The above-mentioned differential operation eliminates the commonmode interference information in the light intensity reference value andthe light intensity measurement value, thereby improving the detectionaccuracy.

Optionally, on the basis of the above-mentioned technical solution,before the step 120, the method may further include: shieldinginterference light.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, after the incident lightis transmitted to the detected site, a part of the incident light willbe directly reflected on the surface of the detected site to formsurface reflected light, and a part of the incident light will form thediffuse-scattered light as described above. Among them, since thesurface reflected light has no effect on the tissue and will not carrythe effective information, the surface reflected light may be used asthe interference light. In addition, there is diffracted light.Similarly, since the diffracted light has no effect on the tissue, itwill not carry the effective information. Therefore, the diffractedlight may be used as the interference light. That is, the interferencelight may include the diffracted light, and the surface reflected lightgenerated by the incident light passing through the surface of thedetected site. Since the diffuse-scattered light interacts with skintissue and carries the effective information, the diffusely-scatteredlight may be used as the effective light.

Based on the above, in order to further improve the detection accuracy,before the step 120, the interference light may be shielded, so that thelight intensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site isthe light intensity value corresponding to the diffusely-scatteredlight, and the light intensity value corresponding to the surfacereflected light and the light intensity value corresponding to thediffracted light are eliminated.

In the above, the interference light is shielded before the lightintensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site isobtained, thereby eliminating the light intensity value corresponding tothe interference light in the light intensity values, and retaining thelight intensity value corresponding to the diffusely-scattered light inthe light intensity values. Since the diffusely-scattered light carriesthe effective information, and the interference light does not carry theeffective information, the detection accuracy is further improved.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart of another non-invasive detection method for thetissue element provided by the embodiments of the present disclosure. Asshown in FIG. 6, the method specifically includes the following steps.

In step 210, the incident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths isemitted to the detected site, respectively.

In step 220, the interference light is shielded.

In step 230, for each predetermined wavelength and at each predetermineddistance, the light intensity value emitted from the surface of thedetected site is obtained based on the photosensitive area includingeach photosensitive surface, and the photosensitive area is inone-to-one correspondence with the light intensity value.

In step 240, a light intensity value is determined from light intensityvalues in multiple predetermined wavelengths as the light intensitytarget value of multiple predetermined wavelengths.

In step 250, the concentration of the tissue element to be detected isdetermined according to the light intensity target value of multiplepredetermined wavelengths.

The technical solution of this embodiment obtains the light intensityvalue emitted from the surface of the detected site based on thephotosensitive area including each photosensitive surface at eachpredetermined distance, thereby improving the efficiency of receivinghomogeneous scattered light, and improving the detection accuracy of thetissue element to be detected. On this basis, differential operationsmay be performed according to the light intensity values obtained fromdifferent ring-shaped photosensitive areas, which eliminates thecommon-mode interference information and improves the detection accuracyof the tissue element to be detected.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart of yet another non-invasive detection method ofthe tissue element according to the embodiments of the presentdisclosure. As shown in FIG. 7, the method specifically includes thefollowing steps.

In step 310, the incident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths isemitted to the detected site, respectively.

In step 320, the interference light is shielded.

In step 330, for each predetermined wavelength and at each predetermineddistance, the light intensity value emitted from the surface of thedetected site is obtained based on the photosensitive area includingeach photosensitive surface, the photosensitive area is in one-to-onecorrespondence with the light intensity value, and there is at least onepredetermined distance.

In step 340, the light intensity measurement value and the lightintensity reference value are determined from light intensity values inmultiple predetermined wavelengths.

In step 350, the differential operation is performed on the lightintensity measurement value and the light intensity reference valuecorresponding to the predetermined wavelength to obtain the differentiallight intensity value.

In step 360, the concentration of the tissue element to be detected isdetermined according to the differential light intensity values inmultiple predetermined wavelengths.

The technical solution of this embodiment obtains the light intensityvalue emitted from the surface of the detected site based on thephotosensitive area including each photosensitive surface at eachpredetermined distance, thereby improving the efficiency of receivinghomogeneous scattered light, and improving the detection accuracy of thetissue element to be detected. On this basis, differential operationsmay be performed according to the light intensity values obtained fromdifferent ring-shaped photosensitive areas, which eliminates thecommon-mode interference information and improves the detection accuracyof the tissue element to be detected.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart of another non-invasive detection method for thetissue element according to the embodiments of the present disclosure.As shown in FIG. 8, the method specifically includes the followingsteps.

In step 410, the incident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths isemitted to the detected site, respectively.

In step 420, the interference light is shielded.

In step 430, for each predetermined wavelength, the light intensityvalue emitted from the surface of the detected site is obtained based onthe M ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces, and each ring-shapedphotosensitive surface is in one-to-one correspondence with the lightintensity value, where M≥1.

In step 440, the light intensity value is determined from lightintensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths as the lightintensity target value of multiple predetermined wavelengths.

In step 450, the concentration of the tissue element to be detected isdetermined according to the light intensity target value of multiplepredetermined wavelengths.

The technical solution of this embodiment obtains the light intensityvalue emitted from the surface of the detected site based on Mring-shaped photosensitive surfaces at each predetermined distance,thereby improving the efficiency of receiving the homogeneous scatteredlight, thereby improving the detection accuracy of the tissue element tobe detected. On this basis, differential operations may be performedbased on the light intensity values obtained from different ring-shapedphotosensitive areas, which eliminates the common mode interferenceinformation and improves the detection accuracy of the tissue element tobe detected.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart of another non-invasive detection method for thetissue element according to the embodiments of the present disclosure.As shown in FIG. 9, the method specifically includes the followingsteps.

In step 510, the incident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths isemitted to the detected site, respectively.

In step 520, the interference light is shielded.

In step 530, for each predetermined wavelength, the light intensityvalue emitted from the surface of the detected site is obtained based onthe M ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces, and each ring-shapedphotosensitive surface is in one-to-one correspondence with the lightintensity value, where M≥1.

In step 540, the light intensity measurement value and the lightintensity reference value are determined from light intensity values inmultiple predetermined wavelengths.

In step 550, the differential operation is performed on the lightintensity measurement value and the light intensity reference valuecorresponding to the predetermined wavelength to obtain the differentiallight intensity value.

In step 560, the concentration of the tissue element to be detected isdetermined according to the differential light intensity values ofmultiple predetermined wavelengths.

The technical solution of this embodiment obtains the light intensityvalue emitted from the surface of the detected site based on the Mring-shaped photosensitive surfaces, thereby improving the efficiency ofreceiving the homogeneous scattered light, thereby improving thedetection accuracy of the tissue element to be detected. On this basis,differential operations may be performed based on the light intensityvalues obtained from different ring-shaped photosensitive areas, whicheliminates the common mode interference information and improves thedetection accuracy of the tissue element to be detected.

It should be noted that, the above steps 220, 320, 420 and 520 only needto be performed before the corresponding steps 230, 330, 430 and 530.

The non-invasive detection method for the tissue element provided by theembodiments of the present disclosure may provide a non-invasivedetection device for tissue element, the non-invasive detection devicefor tissue element may be realized by manners such as software and/orhardware, and the non-invasive detection device for the tissue elementmay be worn to a wearable apparatus, such as a smart watch.

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a non-invasive detectiondevice for tissue element provided by the embodiments of the presentdisclosure. This embodiment may be suitable for improving the detectionaccuracy of concentration of the tissue element to be detected. As shownin FIG. 10, the non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element mayinclude a light source module 10, a detection module 11 and a processingmodule 12. The detection module 11 may be in communication with theprocessing module 12. The structure and working principle are describedbelow in conjunction with the drawings.

The light source module 10 may be configured to respectively emit theincident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths to the detectedsite.

The detection module 11 may be configured to obtain the light intensityvalue emitted from the surface of the detected site based on multiplephotosensitive surfaces for each predetermined wavelength, and emit eachlight intensity value to the processing module 12, and multiplephotosensitive surfaces are located at corresponding predetermineddistances from the canter of the incident light.

The processing module 12 may be configured to determine theconcentration of the tissue element to be detected according to thelight intensity values in each predetermined wavelength.

In the embodiment of the present disclosure, the light source module 10may emit the incident light to the detected site. Among them, the lightsource module 10 has the following two forms: one of which is a modulethat the light source module 10 may directly emit the incident light;second of which is that the light source module 10 may be a medium thattransmits the incident light, such as an optical fiber, through whichthe incident light emitted form external light source is emitted to thedetected site.

For each predetermined wavelength, at each photosensitive surface, thedetection module 11 may obtain the light intensity value emitted fromthe surface of the detected site, and send each light intensity value tothe processing module 12. The detection module 11 may include at leastone photosensitive surface 111. In order to improve the receivingefficiency of homogeneous scattered light, this may be achieved in thefollowing manner: for each predetermined distance, at least onephotosensitive surface 111 may be provided, and the anodes of differentphotosensitive surfaces 111 at a same predetermined distance areconnected. The detection module 11 may be configured to obtain the lightintensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site throughthe detection of the photosensitive area including photosensitivesurfaces at each predetermined distance. The photosensitive area is inone-to-one correspondence with the light intensity value. The number ofthe predetermined distances is at least one. The photosensitive surface111 may be an annular photosensitive surface 1110.

In addition, since the detection module 11 may directly obtain the lightintensity value emitted from the detected site, a light loss is reduced,and the detection efficiency is improved.

The processing module 12 may determine the concentration of the tissueelement to be detected according to each light intensity value inmultiple predetermined wavelengths. For each light intensity value ineach predetermined wavelength, the determination of the concentration ofthe tissue element to be detected may refer to the description of thecorresponding part of the non-invasive detection method for the tissueelement above, which will not be repeated here.

Since the technical solution of this embodiment may achieve a wide rangeof light intensity value reception, the light receiving efficiency isimproved, and the detection accuracy of the tissue element to bedetected is further improved. Since the detection module may directlyprocess the light intensity value emitted from the detected site, thelight loss is reduced and the detection efficiency is improved. Due tothe substantial reduction in a volume of the detection device, thedetection device is easy to be worn and fixed on the detected site,which may ensure a stability of the detection conditions,correspondingly, improve the stability of the detection conditions, andin addition, realize a portable detection. On this basis, sincedifferent light intensity values may be used for the differentialoperation, the common mode interference information may be eliminated,and therefore, the detection accuracy of the tissue element to bedetected is also improved.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 11, on the basis of the above technicalsolution, the detection module 11 may include at least onephotosensitive surface 1110. Anodes of different photosensitive surfaces1110 at the same predetermined distance are connected.

For each predetermined distance, at least one photosensitive surface 111is provided.

The detection module 11 may be used at each predetermined distance, toobtain the light intensity value emitted from the surface of thedetected site based on the photosensitive area including photosensitivesurface 111, and the photosensitive are is in one-to-one correspondencewith the light intensity value.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, in order to improve thereceiving efficiency of homogeneous light, at least one photosensitivesurface 111 may be provided for each predetermined distance. Anodes ofdifferent photosensitive surfaces 111 at the predetermined distance areconnected. The description for the photosensitive surface may refer tothe description above for the photosensitive surface, which will not berepeated here.

As mentioned above, at least one photosensitive surface 111 is providedat the same predetermined distance, and each photosensitive surface 111at the predetermined distance corresponds to one source-detectiondistance, thereby improving the efficiency of receiving homogeneousscattered light.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 11, based on the foregoing technicalsolution, each photosensitive surface 111 is an annular photosensitivesurface 1110. The different ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces 1110 arearranged in a same geometric center, and the number of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surfaces 1110 may be M, where M≥1.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, each photosensitivesurface 111 may be an annular photosensitive surface 1110. Each annularphotosensitive surface 1110 corresponds to a source-detection distance.As mentioned above, by arranging the photosensitive surface 111 of thedetection module 11 into a ring-shaped structure with different innerdiameters, each ring-shaped photosensitive surface corresponds to asource-detection distance, which maximizes the reception of homogeneousscattered light, thereby improving the efficiency of receiving thehomogeneous scattered light.

Optionally, based on the above technical solution, an inner diameter ofeach annular photosensitive surface 1110 may be greater than or equal to0.5 mm and less than or equal to 6 mm, and a ring width of each annularphotosensitive surface 1110 may be greater than or equal to 0.05 mm andless than or equal to 0.3 mm.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, when M=4, theinner diameters of M ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces from inside tooutside in a radial direction are the first inner diameter, the secondinner diameter, the third inner diameter and the fourth inner diameter,respectively. The first inner diameter is greater than or equal to 1.2mm and less than 3 mm, the second inner diameter is greater than orequal to 3 mm and less than 3.8 mm, the third inner diameter is greaterthan or equal to 3.8 mm and less than 4.4 mm, the fourth inner diameteris greater than or equal to 4.4 mm and less than 6 mm. Alternatively,when M=5, the inner diameters of M ring-shaped photosensitive surfacesfrom inside to outside in the radial direction are the first innerdiameter, the second inner diameter, the third inner diameter, thefourth inner diameter and the fifth inner diameter, respectively; thefirst inner diameter is greater than or equal to 1.2 mm and less than 2mm, the second inner diameter is greater than or equal to 2 mm and lessthan 2.8 mm, the third inner diameter is greater than or equal to 2.8 mmand less than 3.6 mm, the fourth inner diameter is greater than or equalto 3.6 mm and less than 4.2 mm, and the fifth inner diameter is greaterthan or equal to 4.2 mm and less than 6 mm.

Optionally, the ring width of each ring-shaped photosensitive surface is0.1 mm or 0.2 mm.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, a range ofeach predetermined wavelength may be greater than or equal to 900 nm andless than or equal to 2400 nm.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, each ring-shapedphotosensitive surface 1110 may correspond to one ring-shapedphotosensitive surface. For the size of the aforementioned ring-shapedphotosensitive surface 1110 and the number of the ring-shapedphotosensitive surfaces 1110, please refer to the above description ofthe ring-shaped photosensitive surface, which will not be repeated here.In addition, the description of the wavelength range of the incidentlight may also refer to the description of the corresponding part above,which will not be repeated here, neither.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 12, based on the above technical solution,the non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element may furtherinclude a first sleeve 13. The first sleeve 13 may be disposed on anupper surface of the detection module 11, and the inner diameter of thefirst sleeve 13 may be larger than a diameter of an aperture on thedetection module 11.

The first sleeve 13 is used to prevent the surface reflection light,that is generated on the surface of the detected site, from entering thedetection module 11 and to prevent the diffracted light, that isgenerated by incident light passing through the aperture of thedetection module 11, from entering the detection module 11.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 13, apart of the incident light will be directly reflected on the surface ofthe detected site to form the surface reflected light. Since the surfacereflected light does not carry the effective information, when there isa light intensity value corresponding to the surface reflected light inthe light intensity values obtained by the detection module 11, thedetection accuracy is reduced. In addition, the incident light passingthrough the aperture of the detection module 11 generates the diffractedlight, and the diffracted light does not carry the effectiveinformation, therefore, when there is a light intensity valuecorresponding to the surface reflected light in the light intensityvalue obtained by the detection module 11, the detection accuracy isreduced. In order to prevent the surface reflected light from enteringthe detection module 11, a first sleeve 13 may be provided on the uppersurface of the detection module 11. The inner diameter of the firstsleeve 13 may be larger than a diameter of the aperture on the detectionmodule 11. Both the surface reflected light and the diffracted lightwill be blocked by the first sleeve 13 and will not be received by thedetection module 11.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 14, on the basis of the above technicalsolution, the detection module 11 may also be provided with a secondsleeve 112 that is integrally connected. The second sleeve 112 may bedisposed on the upper surface of the detection module 11, and an innerdiameter of the second sleeve 112 may be larger than the diameter of theaperture on the detection module 11.

The second sleeve 112 may be configured to prevent the surface reflectedlight generated from the surface of the detected site from entering thedetection module 11 and to prevent the diffracted light generated byincident light passing through the aperture of the detection module 11from entering the detection module 11.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, in order to prevent thesurface reflected light and the diffracted light from entering thedetection module 11, in addition to providing the first sleeve 13 on theupper surface of the detection module 11, the second sleeve 112 may bedirectly provided on the upper surface of the detection module 11 whenmanufacturing the detection module 11, that is, the second sleeve 112 isa part of the detection module 11. Wherein, the inner diameter of thesecond sleeve 112 may be larger than the diameter of the aperture on thedetection module 11.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 15, based on the above technical solution,the non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element may furtherinclude a third sleeve 14. An upper surface of the third sleeve 14 maypass through the aperture of the detection module 11 and exceed theupper surface of the detection module 11.

The third sleeve 14 may be configured to prevent the surface reflectedlight, that is generated from the surface of the detected site, fromentering the detection module 11 and to prevent the diffracted light,that is generated by incident light passing through the aperture of thedetection module 11, from entering the detection module 11.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, in order to prevent thesurface reflected light and the diffracted light from entering thedetection module 11, in addition to the above two sleeves, a thirdsleeve 14 may be provided, and the upper surface of the third sleeve 14may pass through the aperture of the detection module 11 and exceed theupper surface of the detection module 11. An outer diameter of the thirdsleeve 14 may be smaller than the diameter of the aperture on thedetection module 11.

For the first sleeve 13 and the second sleeve 112 as described above,whether the aperture on the detection module 11 is open may be providedaccording to actual situations, which are not specifically limited here.No matter whether the aperture on the detection module 11 is open ornot, light may pass through. In addition, the second sleeve 112 willincrease the difficulty of manufacturing the detection module 11.Compared with the first sleeve 13, the third sleeve 14 has a simplerimplementation form. The above-mentioned type of sleeve may be selectedaccording to actual conditions to prevent the surface reflected lightand the diffracted light from entering the detection module 11, which isnot specifically limited here.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 16, based on the above technical solution,the non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element may furtherinclude a housing 15. The light source module 10, the detection module11 and the processing module 12 may be disposed inside the housing 15,and the upper surface of the detection module 11 may be lower than theupper surface of the housing 15.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, in order to realize thedetection of the tissue element using the non-invasive detection device1 for tissue element is a non-contact detection, that is, the uppersurface of the detection module 11 is not in contact with the surface ofthe detected site, the upper surface of the detection module 11 may beprovided to be lower than the upper surface of the housing 15.

It should be noted that, the upper surfaces of the first sleeve 13, thesecond sleeve 112 and the third sleeve 14 may exceed the upper surfaceof the housing 15.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 16, based on the above technical solution,the non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element may furtherinclude a protection member 16. The protection member 16 may be arrangedat the aperture on the upper surface of the housing 15, and the uppersurface of the protection member 16 may be lower than the upper surfaceof the housing 15, and the protection member 16 may be provided with anaperture and may be arranged in the same geometric center as the housing15. A light transmittance of the protection member 16 may be greaterthan or equal to a light transmittance threshold.

The protection member 16 may be configured to protect the detectionmodule 11, and when the non-invasive detection device 1 for tissueelement is worn to the detected site, it may ensure that the skincondition of the detected site remains in a natural state, so as torealize the non-contact detection.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, in order to protect thedetection module 11 from dust attachment and human touch, a protectionmember 16 may be provided at the aperture of the housing 15. Wherein,the protection member 16 may also be provided with an aperture, and theprotection member 16 may be disposed in the same geometric center as thehousing 15, and the upper surface of the protection member 16 may belower than the upper surface of the housing 15. Moreover, since thedetection module 11 is not in direct contact with the detected site, itmay ensure that the skin condition of the detected site remains in thenatural state and realize a non-contact detection. In addition, thenon-contact detection may also reduce a time to reach a thermalequilibrium state.

A material of the protection member 16 may be a material whosetransmittance is greater than or equal to the light transmittancethreshold. The light transmittance threshold may be 0.6. Optionally, theprotection member 16 may be a quartz glass sheet. If the incident lightis near-infrared light, the material discharged into the quartz glassmay be JGS1S. A T-shaped hole, such as a regular hexagon, may beprovided in a center of the above-mentioned housing 15 for placing aquartz glass sheet. The quartz glass sheet may be provided with anaperture in the center, and a diameter of the aperture on the quartzglass sheet is slightly greater than the outer diameters of the firstsleeve 13 and the second sleeve 1117. In addition, grooves may beprovided around the housing 15 to realize heat dissipation.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 17, based on the above technical solution,the non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element may furtherinclude a contact member 17. The contact member 17 may be provided onthe upper surface of the housing 15, and a thermal conductivity of amaterial of the contact member 17 may be within a range of air thermalconductivity.

The contact member 17 may be configured to ensure that the skincondition of the detected site remains in a natural state when thenon-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element is worn to thedetected site, to realize the non-contact detection, and by setting thethermal conductivity of the thermal insulation material within the rangeof air thermal conductivity, the time for the heat conduction betweenthe non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element to be worn to thedetected site and the detected site to reach a thermal equilibrium stateis reduced.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, after wearing thenon-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element, the detected sitemay reach the thermal equilibrium state as quickly as possible, it isrequired to reduce the time for the heat conduction between the detectedsite and the non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element to reachthe thermal equilibrium state. The contact member 17 may be provided onthe upper surface of the housing 15, and the thermal conductivity of thematerial of the contact member 17 needs to be within the range of airthermal conductivity. The air thermal conductivity may be greater than0.01 W/mK and less than or equal to 0.4 W/mK. Exemplarily, if thecontact member 17 is not used, the time to reach the thermal equilibriumstate is about 1 hour. If the thermal conductivity of the material ofthe contact member 17 is 0.14 W/mK, the time to reach the thermalequilibrium state is 0.25 hours. If the thermal conductivity of thematerial of the contact member 17 is 0.4 W/mK, the time to reach thethermal equilibrium state is about 0.3 hours. It may be seen that,compared with not using the contacting member 17, the time to reach thethermal equilibrium state may be reduced by using the contacting member17 and setting the thermal conductivity of the material of the contactmember 17 within the range of air thermal conductivity. Moreover, sincethe detection module 11 is not in direct contact with the detected site,it may ensure that the skin condition of the detected site remains inthe natural state and realize the non-contact detection. In addition,the non-contact detection may also reduce the time to reach the thermalequilibrium state.

It should be noted that, in order to ensure that the thermalconductivity of the material is within the air thermal conductivityrange, the material of the contact member 17 may include silica gel,polyvinyl chloride, and the like. The contact member 17 may be aninterface pad. A shape of the interface pad may include ring and squareframe, etc.. The shape and a size of the interface pad may be providedaccording to actual conditions, and are not specifically limited here.

Optionally, on the basis of the above technical solution, the uppersurface of the housing 15 may be plated with a heat-insulating material,and a thermal conductivity of the heat-insulating material may be withinthe range of air thermal conductivity.

The thermal insulation material may be configured to ensure that theskin condition of the detected site remains in the natural state whenthe non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element is worn to thedetected site, to achieve the non-contact detection. Moreover, bysetting the thermal conductivity of the thermal insulation materialwithin the range of air thermal conductivity, the time for the heatconduction between the non-invasive detection device 1 tissue element tobe worn to the detected site and the detected site to reach the thermalequilibrium state is reduced.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, similarly to the contactmember 17, a heat insulating material may be plated directly on theupper surface of the housing 15, and the thermal conductivity of theheat insulating material may be within the range of air thermalconductivity. The air thermal conductivity may be greater than 0.01 W/mKand less than or equal to 0.4 W/mK in the range of air thermalconductivity. The heat insulating material may be silica gel, polyvinylchloride, etc..

Optionally, based on the above technical solution, the light sourcemodule 10 may include a light source emitting unit or an incidentoptical fiber.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the light source module 10may include a light source emitting unit or an incident optical fiber.If the light source module 10 includes a light source emitting unit, theincident light may be directly emitted to the detected site by the lightsource emitting unit. If the light source module 10 includes an incidentoptical fiber, the incident light may be emitted to the detected sitethrough the incident optical fiber. Wherein, the incident light isgenerated by external light source.

As mentioned above, if the light source module 10 includes a lightsource emitting unit, compared with the light source module 10 includingan incident optical fiber, a volume of the non-invasive detection device1 for tissue element will become larger. However, the light sourceemitting unit is included inside, the incident optical fiber is notnecessary to transmit the incident light, which produces optical loss,therefore, the optical loss is smaller, and it may avoid theinterference caused by an introduction of optical fiber. On thecontrary, if the light source module 10 includes the incident opticalfiber, compared with the light source module 10 including the lightsource emitting unit, the volume of the tissue element non-invasivedetection device 1 will be reduced. However, since the incident light istransmitted through the incident optical fiber, the optical fibertransmission generates light loss, the light loss is greater, and theoptical fiber is easily affected by external environment to causeinterference. Whether the light source module 10 includes the lightsource emitting unit or the incident optical fiber may be providedaccording to actual conditions, which is not limited here.

It should be noted that, the upper surfaces in the embodiments of thepresent disclosure refer to the surfaces close to the detected site, andthe lower surface refer to the surface away from the detected site.

FIG. 18 is a schematic structural diagram of a wearable apparatusprovided by the embodiments of the present disclosure. This embodimentmay be suitable for improving the detection accuracy of theconcentration of a tissue element to be detected. As shown in FIG. 18, awearable apparatus 2 may include a body 20 and the non-invasivedetection device 1 for tissue element according to the embodiments ofthe present disclosure. The non-invasive detection device 1 for tissueelement may be provided on the body 20, and the non-invasive detectiondevice 1 for tissue element may include a light source module 10, adetection module 11 and a processing module 12. The detection module 11and the processing module 12 may be communicatively connected. Thestructure and the working principle thereof are described below inconjunction with the drawings.

The wearable apparatus 2 is worn on the detected site.

The light source module 10 may be configured to respectively emit theincident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths to the detectedsite.

The detection module 11 may be configured to obtain the light intensityvalues emitted from the surface of the detected site based on multiplephotosensitive surfaces for each predetermined wavelength, and send eachlight intensity value to the processing module 12, multiplephotosensitive surfaces are at a corresponding predetermined distancefrom the canter of the incident light, and the number of thepredetermined distances is at least one.

The processing module 12 may be configured to determine theconcentration of the tissue element to be detected according to lightintensity values in each predetermined wavelength.

In the embodiment of the present disclosure, the non-invasive detectiondevice 1 for tissue element may be disposed on the body 20. When thenon-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element is needed for thetissue element detection, the wearable apparatus 2 may be worn on thedetected site. Moreover, since the non-invasive detection device 1 fortissue element is used for detection, it is susceptible to the influenceof the detection conditions, which thereby affects the detectionaccuracy. Therefore, in order to ensure a stability of the detectionconditions and further improve the detection accuracy, the non-invasivedetection device 1 for tissue element may be fixed so that a positionalrelationship between the detected site and the non-invasive detectiondevice 1 for tissue element is a predetermined relationship. In theabove, the position may be fixed by providing the non-invasive detectiondevice 1 for tissue element on the body 20, which may ensure thestability of the detection conditions, and thereby improve the detectionaccuracy. In addition, the structure and the working principle of thenon-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element may refer to thedescription of the non-invasive detection device 1 above, and will notbe repeated here.

It should be noted that the wearable apparatus 2 may also include adisplay module, which may be communicatively connected with theprocessing module 12, the processing module 12 may send theconcentration of the tissue element to be detected to the displaymodule, and the display module may display the concentration of thetissue element to be detected, so that the detected individual may getthe concentration of the tissue element to be detected through thedisplay module. In addition, the wearable apparatus 2 may also include avoice module, which may be communicatively connected with the processingmodule 12. The processing module 12 may transmit the concentration ofthe tissue element to be detected to the voice module, and the voicemodule may generate voice instructions according to the concentration ofthe tissue element to be detected and play the voice instructions sothat the detected individual may get the concentration of the tissueelement to be detected.

The technical solution of the embodiment may realize a wide range oflight intensity value reception, therefore, the light receivingefficiency is improved, and thus the detection accuracy of the tissueelement to be detected is improved. Since the detection module maydirectly process the light intensity value emitted from the detectedsite, the light loss is reduced and the detection efficiency isimproved. Due to a substantial reduction in the volume of the detectiondevice, the detection device may be provided on the wearable apparatus,which may thereby be easily worn and fixed on the detected site, so thatit may ensure the stability of the detection conditions, andcorrespondingly, improve the stability of the detection conditions. Inaddition, a portable detection is also realized. On this basis, sincedifferent light intensity values may be used for the differentialoperation, the common mode interference information may be eliminated,and therefore, the detection accuracy of the tissue element to bedetected is also improved.

FIG. 19 is a schematic structural diagram of a non-invasive detectionsystem for tissue element provided by the embodiments of the presentdisclosure. This embodiment may be suitable for improving the detectionaccuracy of the concentration of tissue element to be detected. As shownin FIG. 19, the non-invasive detection system for tissue element mayinclude the wearable apparatus 2 according to the embodiments of thepresent disclosure and a terminal 3. The wearable apparatus may includea body 20 and a non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element, thenon-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element may be provided onthe body 20. The non-invasive detection device 1 for tissue element mayinclude a light source module 10, a detection module 11 and a processingmodule 12. The processing module 12 may be communicatively connectedwith the detection module 11 and the terminal 3, respectively. Thestructure and the working principle thereof are described below inconjunction with the drawings.

The wearable apparatus 2 is worn on the detected site.

The light source module 10 may be configured to respectively emit theincident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths to the detectedsite.

The detection module 11 may be configured to obtain the light intensityvalue emitted from the surface of the detected site based on multiplephotosensitive surfaces for each predetermined wavelength, and emit eachlight intensity value to the processing module 12, multiplephotosensitive surfaces are at a corresponding predetermined distancefrom the canter of the incident light, and the number of thepredetermined distances is at least one.

The processing module 12 may be configured to process light intensityvalues in multiple predetermined wavelengths to obtain each processedlight intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths, and emitlight intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths to theterminal 3.

The terminal 3 is used to determine the concentration of the tissueelement to be detected according to each process light intensity valuesin multiple predetermined wavelengths.

In the embodiment of the present disclosure, different from the above,in order to reduce a cost of the non-invasive detection device 1 fortissue element, the wearable apparatus 2 and the terminal 3 may becooperated to determine the concentration of the tissue element to bedetected. That is, the processing module 12 processes each lightintensity value to obtain each processed light intensity value, andemits each processed light intensity value to the terminal 3. Theterminal 3 may determine the concentration of the tissue element to bedetected according to each processed light intensity value. Wherein, theprocessing operation of the processing module 12 for each lightintensity value may include current-voltage conversion, amplification,and analog-to-digital conversion, etc. The terminal 3 may use the samemethod as the non-invasive detection method for tissue element accordingto the embodiments of the present disclosure, and determine theconcentration of the tissue element to be detected according to eachprocessed light intensity value, which is not repeated here. Inaddition, the structure and the working principle of the wearableapparatus 2 may refer to the description of the wearable apparatus 2above, which is not repeated here.

It should be noted that, the terminal 3 may also display theconcentration of the component to be detected, so that the detectedindividual may know the concentration of the tissue element to bedetected. The terminal 3 may also generate voice instructions, whichinclude the concentration of the tissue element to be detected, andplays the voice instructions so that the detected individual may knowthe concentration of the tissue element to be detected.

It should also be noted that in addition to using the terminal 3 tocooperate with the wearable apparatus 2 to determine the concentrationof the tissue element to be detected, a cloud server and the wearableapparatus 2 may also be cooperated to determine the concentration of thetissue element to be detected.

The technical solution of this embodiment may achieve a wide range oflight intensity value reception, therefore, the light receivingefficiency is improved, and thereby the detection accuracy of the tissueelement to be detected is further improved. Since the detection modulemay directly process the light intensity value emitted from the detectedsite, the light loss is reduced and the detection efficiency isimproved. Due to a substantial reduction in a volume of the detectiondevice, the detection device may be provided on a wearable apparatus,which may thereby be easily worn and fixed on the detected site, whichmay ensure the stability of the detection conditions, andcorrespondingly, improve the stability of the detection conditions. Inaddition, a portable detection is also realized. On this basis, sincedifferent light intensity values may be used for the differentialoperation, the common mode interference information may be eliminated,and therefore, the detection accuracy of the tissue element to bedetected is also improved.

The specific embodiments described above further describe the purpose,technical solutions and beneficial effects of the present disclosure infurther detail. It should be understood that the above are only specificembodiments of the present disclosure and are not intended to limit thepresent disclosure. Within the spirit and principle of the presentdisclosure, any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc.,shall be included in the protection scope of the present disclosure.

1. A non-invasive detection method for tissue element, comprising: an emitting step, wherein incident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths is respectively emitted to a detected site; an obtaining step, wherein for each predetermined wavelength, light intensity values emitted from a surface of the detected site are obtained based on multiple photosensitive surfaces, and the multiple photosensitive surfaces are located at predetermined distances from a center of the incident light; and a determination step, wherein a concentration of tissue element to be detected is determined according to the light intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths.
 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the obtaining step comprises: for each predetermined wavelength, at each predetermined distance, obtaining a light intensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site based on a photosensitive area comprising the photosensitive surfaces, wherein the photosensitive area is in one-to-one correspondence with the light intensity value.
 3. The method according to claim 2, wherein the obtaining step further comprises: for each predetermined wavelength, obtaining the light intensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site based on M ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces, wherein multiple photosensitive surfaces are in one-to-one correspondence with the light intensity values, and M≥1.
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 7. The method according to claim 1, wherein each predetermined wavelength is greater than or equal to 900 nm and less than or equal to 2400 nm.
 8. The method according to claim 2, wherein the determination step comprises: from the light intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths, determining one light intensity value as a light intensity target value in the multiple predetermined wavelengths; and determining the concentration of the tissue element to be detected according to the light intensity target value in the multiple predetermined wavelengths.
 9. The method according to claim 2, wherein the determination step comprises: determining a light intensity measurement value and a light intensity reference value from the light intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths; and determining the concentration of the tissue element to be detected according to the light intensity measurement value and the light intensity reference value in the multiple predetermined wavelengths.
 10. The method according to claim 9, wherein the determining the light intensity measurement value and the light intensity reference value from the light intensity values in multiple predetermined wavelengths comprises: for each predetermined wavelength, determining the light intensity measurement value and the light intensity reference value from the light intensity values corresponding to the predetermined wavelength according to predetermined conditions, wherein the predetermined conditions comprise at least one of a wavelength characteristic, an optical parameter and a skin structure parameter.
 11. The method according to claim 10, wherein for each predetermined wavelength, the determining the light intensity measurement value and the light intensity reference value from the light intensity values corresponding to the predetermined wavelength according to predetermined conditions comprises: for each predetermined wavelength, according to a light intensity variation, determining the light intensity measurement value and the light intensity reference value from the light intensity values corresponding to the predetermined wavelength, wherein the light intensity measurement value is a light intensity value of which an absolute value of the light intensity variation is greater than or equal to a first variation threshold, the light intensity reference value is a light intensity value of which an absolute value of the light intensity variation is smaller than or equal to a second variation threshold, the light intensity variation is a variation between the light intensity value and corresponding predetermined light intensity value, the first variation threshold is greater than the second variation threshold, and the predetermined light intensity value is the light intensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site when the concentration of the tissue element to be detected is a predetermined concentration.
 12. The method according to claim 9, wherein the determining the concentration of the tissue element to be detected according to the light intensity measurement value and the light intensity reference value in the multiple predetermined wavelengths comprises: for each predetermined wavelength, performing a differential operation on the light intensity measurement value and the light intensity reference value corresponding to the predetermined wavelength to obtain a differential light intensity value; and determining the concentration of the tissue element to be detected according to differential light intensity values in the multiple predetermined wavelengths.
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 14. A non-invasive detection device for tissue element, comprising: a light source module, a detection module and a processing module; the detection module is in communication with the processing module; wherein the light source module is configured for respectively emitting incident light of multiple predetermined wavelengths to a detected site; the detection module is configured to obtain, for each predetermined wavelength, light intensity values emitted from a surface of the detected site based on multiple photosensitive surfaces, and to send the light intensity values to the processing module, wherein the multiple photosensitive surfaces are located at predetermined distances from a center of the incident light, and there are at least one predetermined distances; and the processing module is configured for determining the concentration of the tissue element to be detected according to the light intensity values in the multiple predetermined wavelengths.
 15. The device according to claim 14, wherein the detection module comprises at least one photosensitive surface; anodes of different photosensitive surfaces in a same predetermined distance are electrically connected with each other; for each predetermined distance, at least one photosensitive surface is provided; the detection module is configured to obtain, under each predetermined distance, the light intensity value emitted from the surface of the detected site based on a photosensitive area comprising the photosensitive surfaces, wherein the photosensitive area is in one-to-one correspondence with the light intensity value.
 16. The device according to claim 15, wherein each of the multiple photosensitive surfaces is a ring-shaped photosensitive surface, different ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces are provided with a same geometric center, and M ring-shaped photosensitive surfaces are provided, wherein M≥1.
 17. The device according to claim 16, wherein an inner diameter of each ring-shaped photosensitive surface is greater than or equal to 0.5 mm and less than or equal to 6 mm, and a ring width of each ring-shaped photosensitive surface is greater than or equal to 0.05 mm and less than or equal to 0.3 mm.
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 21. The device according to claim 14, further comprising a first sleeve; the first sleeve is provided on an upper surface of the detection module, and an inner diameter of the first sleeve is greater than a diameter of an aperture on the detection module; and the first sleeve is configured for preventing surface reflected light that is generated by incident light passing through the surface of the detected site from entering the detection module, and, preventing diffracted light that is generated by incident light passing through the aperture of the detection module from entering the detection module; and/or wherein the detection module is further provided with a second sleeve connected integrally; the second sleeve is provided on an upper surface of the detection module, and an inner diameter of the second sleeve is greater than a diameter of an aperture on the detection module; and the second sleeve is configured for preventing surface reflected light that is generated by incident light passing through the surface of the detected site from entering the detection module, and preventing diffracted light that is generated by incident light passing through the aperture of the detection module from entering the detection module; and/or, wherein the device further comprises a third sleeve, an upper surface of the third sleeve passes through an aperture of the detection module, and exceeds an upper surface of the detection module; and the third sleeve is configured for preventing surface reflected light that side generated by incident light passing through the surface of the detected site from entering the detection module, and preventing diffracted light that is generated by incident light passing through the aperture of the detection module from entering the detection module.
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 24. The device according to claim, further comprising a housing; wherein the light source module, the detection module and the processing module are provided inside the housing, and an upper surface of the detection module is lower than an upper surface of the housing.
 25. The device according to claim 24, further comprising a protection member; wherein the protection member is provided at an aperture of the upper surface of the housing, and an upper surface of the protection member is lower than the upper surface of the housing, the protection member is provided with an aperture, and has a same geometric center with the housing; a light transmittance of the protection member is greater than or equal to a light transmittance threshold; the protection member is configured for protecting the detection module, and, when the non-invasive detection device for tissue element is worn to the detected site, ensuring that a skin condition of the detected site remains in a natural state and realizing a non-contact detection.
 26. The device according to claim 24, further comprising a contact member; wherein the contact member is provided on the upper surface of the housing, and a thermal conductivity of material of the contact member is within a range of air thermal conductivity; the contact member is configured for ensuring that a skin condition of the detected site is remained in a natural state and realizing a non-contact detection when the non-invasive detection device for tissue element is worn to the detected site, and shortening a time for a thermal conduction between the non-invasive detection device when it is worn to the detected site and the detected site to reach a thermal equilibrium state by setting the thermal conductivity of the material of the contact member within the range of air thermal conductivity.
 27. The device according to claim 26, wherein the upper surface of the housing is plated with a heat-insulating material, and the thermal conductivity of the heat-insulating material is within the range of air thermal conductivity; the heat-insulating material is configured for ensuring that the skin condition of the detected site is remained in the natural state and realizing a non-contact detection when the non-invasive detection device for tissue element is worn to the detected site, and shortening a time for a thermal conduction between the non-invasive detection device when it is worn to the detected site and the detected site to reach a thermal equilibrium state by setting the thermal conductivity of the heat-insulating material within the range of air thermal conductivity.
 28. The device according to claim 14, wherein the light source module further comprises a light source emitting unit or an incident optical fiber.
 29. A wearable apparatus, comprising: a body and the non-invasive detection device for tissue element according to claim 14; wherein the non-invasive detection device for tissue element is provided on the body; and the wearable apparatus is worn to a detected site.
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